Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-19

hotel last night. B. Robinson, of
Lambert l. Co.'s, had a stock valued
az SO, 900 deposited in the safe. A
Mr.. Adler had in his room $4,000
worth, apd a Mr.. Smith had another
considerable lot of stock, but the
amount is unknown.
Three vigilanses Shot.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March Is. "A
Courier-Journal special from Crab
Orchard, Kentucky, gives the particu-
lars of the killing of three vigilantes,
while administering a whipping to a
woman 20 years of age, in Rock Castle
county. The woman, Eliza Fish, per-
sisted in selling liquor, after she had
been warned anonymously to stop.
She kept a low kind OF store and a
GROCERY. The county is a prohibition
one. Last night the Vigilantes, or
Law and Order Club, waited On Mrs.
Fish. They took her out in the yard
and were whipping her, when shots
were fired from over the fence, and
three of the Kuklux were left dead.
Their names are John Long. Walter
Turpin and John Hasty. There is no
clue as to who did the shooting. Rock
Castle county has been infested by a
band OF Kuklux for ten years past,
and all efforts to break up the lawless-
ness has failed. The old woman, Eliza
Fish, had been whipped before by the
V~igilantes, and her son run out OF the
county for selling liquor.
UnprOvoked Murders.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 1S.-A
triple murder was committed yester-
day afternoon 1t a railroad camp on
the northwestern extension of the San
Antonio & Arkansas Pass road, IA
miles beyond Boerne. Henry Madi-
son, a well-known stockman and con-
tractor of this city, employed a num-
Der of men and teams. One OF the
laborers, named William Stone, went
to Madison and asked him for some
money, and was told that he could not
get any until Saturday. Stone became
enraged, and said he would have either
money or blood, and without further
provocation pulled a revolver and fired,
killing Madison instantly. Two Mex
leans in camp, who had witnessed the
shooting. ran up and attempted to arrest
the murderer, whereupon Stone shot
and killed both of them outright. The
killing is pronounced the most cold
blooded, and the prospects are that if
Stone is caught he will be lynched.
Captain Eads' Funeral.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-The funeral
of Capt. James B. Eads took place at
Christ Church this afternoon, and Vas
attended by a large number OF the
oldest and most prominent citizens OF
the city, who have known him many
| wears, and many OF them have been
associated with him in his great en-
cheering works. Rev. DIR. Schuyler
officiated, and was assisted in the SER
| vice by Rev. Mr.. Reed. The remains
| were inferred in Belle Fontaine Gem
etery.
Removal OF POstofice Inspector.
New YORK, March 18.-Postofice
Inspector Sydney S. Hartshorn, who
has been connected with the New
| York Postoffice for some months, was
removed yesterday. He was for sew
eral years in the Boston Division oil
| Secret Service of the Postal Depart
ment. 1t is charged that Hartshorn is
the head of a company in this city,
and that he received the money sent
in reply to circulars advertising a 81
watch, which was only a sun dial.
Ktdnapping.
New YORK, March Is. A letter
from HAVANA, dated March II, says
kidnapping has been carried on by
the wholesale during the past week at
Guira, in Vuelta Abaja. One Of the
persons seized was Don Esteban Her
nandez Dominguez, who was after
ward released on the payment OF
s., 900. The other persons kidnapped
were of less importance.
An Attorney Discharged.
CHICAGO, March 18.-Moses Solo
man was to-day discharged from his
connection with the defense of the
Anarchists by the committee having
the case of the condemned men in
charge. The reason given by the
committee for the attorneys discharge
is, his extreme ambition. He insisted
on making a speech before the SUI
preme Court at Ottawa, in spite OF the
protests of his associates.
LawtOn's Office Besieged.
New YORK, March 18.--The office
of Walter f. Lawton, 81 Broadway,
this morning, was besieged with ex-
cited creditors. They could not get
much information, as the chief book
keeper of the firm had disappeared.
Rufus Y. Kirkland, partner of Lawton,
is making an examination Of the af-
fairs of the absconding debtor, whose
d~efalcations will amount to more than
100000.
An Anniversary Dinner.
New YORK, March 19.-The tenth
anniversary dinner of the Friendly
Sons of st. Patrick was given tonight
at Delmonico's. There were 800
guests. Letters OF regret were read
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